Early beta tracker · Checked Aug 13, 2026

Grok Bot.

The AI teammate that
works while you're away.

What's real, who can use it, and whether paying $200 a month makes sense.

Editorial visualization of a laptop completing a multi-step work task while its owner is away
Editorial visualizationNot an official product screenshot

Interesting enough to test.
Too early to trust blindly.

Grok Bot has a sharper product idea than another chat assistant. The unanswered questions are reliability, auditability and whether the workflow value clears its premium price.

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You already pay for an eligible plan.

Start with one reversible, high-value workflow and keep every external action behind approval.

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You would subscribe only for Grok Bot.

Free limits remain unclear, Windows is not confirmed, and early reliability has not been proven publicly.

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Give it the outcome.
Review the finished work.

The promise is simple: sign Grok Bot into the tools you use, teach it a routine, and let it keep working after you close the laptop. Your job becomes setting boundaries and reviewing consequential actions.

Built around the work.

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01

Own computer

A persistent computer for work that continues while your laptop is closed.

02

Works in your tools

Signs into apps and websites, then uses them as a person would.

03

Learns routines

Watch a workflow once, save it, and run it again on a schedule.

04

Many Bots

Run multiple roles in parallel and let them hand work to each other.

What is actually available?

Early betaOfficial product page is live.
macOSApple silicon download confirmed.
$200/monthIncluded with Cursor Ultra.
More platformsxAI says more are coming.
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